The Miami Dolphins finally broke their 0-5 slump on Sunday, securing a hard-fought 28-25 victory over the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. Entering Week 7 as underdogs, Miami displayed resilience throughout four quarters to claim a crucial divisional win. This result moves the Dolphins to within one game of third place in the AFC East, signaling a potential turning point for a franchise that has struggled mightily since the start of the 2026 campaign.
Jeff Hafley drenched in water as Miami snaps 0-5 skid with gritty 28-25 victory
The post-game atmosphere in the visiting locker room was electric, with players erupting in celebration for head coach Jeff Hafley. The squad doused Hafley in water, drenching the room, to mark his first win as the team’s helm. The jubilation was amplified when owner Stephen Ross and general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan surprised the coach with a personal game ball, joining the players in honoring the milestone.
Hafley delivered an emotional speech to his roster, announcing that every player would receive a game ball for their effort. This collective recognition underscores the team’s unity and determination to build on this momentum. For Miami, this victory is more than just a statistical correction; it is the first step in what the organization hopes will be a long line of wins for Hafley in his tenure in South Florida.
Source: Yahoo Sports
